Curated Gifts
Edo Kiriko
Tokyo’s cut-glass craft, born in 1834. Colored crystal cut by hand, one facet at a time, and boxed in paulownia wood.
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Story
What Is Edo Kiriko? Japan's Cut Glass Craft, Explained
Edo Kiriko is Tokyo's traditional cut-glass craft, born in 1834. A designer in Japan explains its history, the meaning of its patterns, how it's made, and how to spot an authentic piece.
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Buying Guide
The Most Beautiful Edo Kiriko Glasses You Can Buy from Japan (2026)
A designer in Japan picks 12 Edo Kiriko pieces by Kagami Crystal — from a $75 tumbler to a $2,300 display plate — with what each pattern means, who each one suits, and how to buy them direct from Japan.
